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my mums a shocker in mind real pretty for her age - im just a clone of her i look nothing like my dad - hes dark eyed dark haired almost italian looking if it wasnt for a couple of things i inherited off him i would really start to question my paternity!

Niz , it's *Bats eyelids *

Not * Batters eyelids *

Batter is something that goes with Fish and Chips.

Or are ou into some kinky Skyzerr type sex thing with batter and sauce ??

Ohh and I posted in here so we don't hijack the thread. lol

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Ken

my sub is actually out at the moment joe but i'll have to put it back in soon - i had to take it out due to battery.

Hey paul i told you by putting water in battery it would last til weekend haha it croaked it saturday morning - good guess!!

not blowing own trumpet - hehe but i am a clone of her ive been told that since a real young age - its just i dont have her green eyes - well sometimes i do my eye colour changes with my mood literally sometimes they are a blue grey sometimes they are green.

Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

There's a first time for everything:p

Just call me anytime, I'll come and jump start you:p

See'ya:burnout:

Better hope she starts quick or you will be all out of juice in 60 secs

Cheers

Ken

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